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Excessive Sweating in Summer: How Botulinum Toxin Therapy Is Used for Hyperhidrosis
Потоотделение помогает организму регулировать температуру, поэтому в жару оно закономерно усиливается. Гипергидроз — другое состояние: пота выделяется больше, чем требуется для терморегуляции, и это мешает повседневной жизни. Одежда быстро намокает, появляются дискомфорт, раздражение и необходимость постоянно менять средства защиты. При локальном гипергидрозе врач может рассмотреть ботулинотерапию. Ботулотоксин не «закрывает поры». Он временно уменьшает передачу сигнала…
Collagen Stimulation in Summer: Suitable Procedures and How Karisma Is Used
Collagen stimulation is not a single procedure, but a group of methods intended to gradually improve skin density and structure. These may include injectable biostimulators with different compositions and mechanisms of action. Such procedures can be performed in summer if the skin is healthy and not sunburned, and the patient is prepared to protect the…
Polynucleotides in Summer: When They Are Recommended for Skin Recovery and How Results Are Assessed
Polynucleotides are injectable products used to improve skin quality. They may be considered for reduced elasticity, uneven texture, fine lines, and signs of dehydration, including after a season of intense sun exposure. The procedure can be performed in summer, but not on sunburned or inflamed skin and not immediately before a beach holiday. Polynucleotides do…
Sculptra Poly-L-Lactic Acid in Summer: Who the Procedure Is Suitable For and When Results Become Visible
Poly-L-lactic acid, or PLLA, is used in aesthetic medicine not as a conventional volumizing gel, but as a collagen stimulator. After injection, it creates conditions for the gradual renewal of the collagen scaffold. The face therefore does not change in a single day: the result develops as the tissues respond and looks natural. Summer itself…
Abdominal Laxity After Childbirth or Weight Loss: Causes and Which Correction Methods Are Appropriate
Abdominal laxity may involve the skin, muscles, diastasis recti, localised fatty tissue, or a combination of these factors. No single device addresses every concern. After childbirth, diastasis and a hernia must be excluded; after weight loss, excess skin is assessed. Device-based methods may improve tone, but a pronounced abdominal skin “apron” requires surgical removal. Why…
Active Inflammation and Acne: Medest Dermatologist Advice on When Facial Cleansing May Help and When a Different Approach Is Needed
Facial cleansing is not a universal treatment for acne. It may help remove comedones, but painful papules, pustules, nodules, and cysts require diagnosis and treatment. Attempts to “clean out” inflamed lesions increase the risk of trauma, marks, and scarring. A Medest dermatologist advises identifying the type of acne first. What Is Meant by Facial Cleansing…
Painful Callus or Corn: Why It Returns and When to Consult a Podologist
Calluses and corns develop in response to repeated pressure and friction. Removing the layer of hardened skin reduces pain, but the problem returns if the cause remains: tight footwear, toe deformity, gait characteristics, or overloading of a particular area of the foot. A podologist does more than reduce hyperkeratosis: the specialist identifies the pressure point,…
Ingrown Hairs and Shaving Irritation: Why They Develop and When Laser Hair Removal Can Help
An ingrown hair develops when a cut hair shaft curves and grows back into the skin or fails to emerge through the follicular opening. It can cause itchy papules, sometimes with pustules and residual marks. Laser hair removal reduces the number of hairs and the repeated trauma of shaving and may therefore help with pseudofolliculitis.…